Austin Anthony Photojournalist

Monday, April 28, 2014

First assignments for the Daily News

I officially started working for the Daily News on Friday. Working while in school is going to be hard, but I think I can survive a month. My first assignment was a baseball game, fittingly enough. I also photographed my greatest fear: a sinkhole. So here they are, the photos that mark the beginning of my next step in life. Thanks for looking.

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Baseball!

I got to spend yesterday shooting a double header. It was wonderful.

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Wiccan

Photographed a portrait of a witch (Wicca practicer) for the Herald the other day.

Fight Night

Maybe the most "college" thing that goes on here at Western: Sigma Chi Fight Night. Amatuer student-boxers go at it in the ring to raise money. Always a fun time.

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Crawled into a Cave

I got the opportunity to crawl around in a cave for 3 hours the other night. It was incredibly difficult to take photos using just a headlamp and other people's headlamps for light, but an absolutely great way to spend a monday night. Here are some of my favorite images from the night.

Sunday, February 16, 2014

WKU Basketball Loses to South Alabama

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers forward George Fant (44) shoots a lay-up during the second half of Saturday's game against South Alabama at Diddle Arena. South Alabama won 69-62.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers forward George Fant (44) shoots over South Alabama Jaguars forward Mychal Ammons (13) and South Alabama Jaguars forward Augustine Rubit (21) during the first half of Saturday's game against South Alabama at Diddle Arena. South Alabama lead 26-14.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers head coach Ray Harper argues with an official over a foul call during the second half of Saturday's game against South Alabama at Diddle Arena. South Alabama won 69-62.

Blood Drive

Sophomore Michael Karimian of Louisville grimaces as a Red Cross employee puts a needle in his arm at a blood drive Thursday at the Preston Center sponsored by Campus Ministries and the American Red Cross. Karimian said that the needle going in is the only part that bothers him and that the rest is fine.